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White Sangria

By Connie Veneracion
White sangria is so called because it is made with white wine rather than red wine. The drink is pale gold, the flavors are fruity and sweet, the sensation in the mouth is slightly bubbly because of the addition of soda water.
Pitcher and glass of white sangria
Course Drinks
Cuisine International
Keyword Cocktails, White Wine, Wine
Prep Time 5 mins
Cook Time 0 mins
Steeping time 8 hrs
Total Time 8 hrs 5 mins
Servings 6 people
Author Connie Veneracion

Ingredients

  • 1 bottle of well-chilled white wine (we used Chardonnay)
  • juice of two oranges
  • juice of one lemon
  • juice of one lime
  • simple syrup (plain or infused), to taste
  • 1 cup soda water
  • fruit slices (lemon, lime, orange, watermelon, apple… whatever you like, really)

Instructions 

  • Pour the wine into a pitcher.
  • Add the juices and the syrup. Stir.
  • Add the fruit slices.
  • Give the drink another final stir.
  • Allow to steep in the fridge for at least eight hours.
  • Serve with ice on the side (see notes after the recipe).

Connie’s Notes

White sangria is traditionally served as a punch (i.e., in a punch bowl) but you can easily serve it in a pitcher. To prevent the flavors from getting diluted, do not add ice. Instead, serve ice on the side.
A glass of white sangria
Updated from a recipe originally published in June 5, 2011
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